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 | BBC - History - Copyright Information
family Harrogate Museums and Arts The Harrogatehas a lively collection of museums housing items ranging fromdigitized illuminated texts from French national library collectionsnatural heritage services and museums on behalf of the Manx people One of the earliest museums in Europe. The collections
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| Paris: City Guide
summarise a city like Paris. The French capital, celebrated worldwidespared a German invasion by the French and British victory at thedo you start? All national museums are open and free on the firstA great place to sample the French tradition of digestifs listening
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| Cool In Your Code | Audio / Video - Times Online
Emin and Gilbert & George call home Spitalfields Culture Code From pillow fights to the market and museums we take you on a tour of Spitalfields' cultural scene Marylebone cooking Stars shineaffordable Smithfield Culture Code It's a work-hard, play-hard kind of place - whether your into bars of museums, take a look at culture code Smithfield Culinary Code Vegetarians beware: Smithfield is home to Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa 7 nights From £1830 per person – saving £530. Explore the French Pyrenees Walking & multi-activity holidays in Cauterets. Stylish self-catering apartments. From
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| BBC - History - History TV and Radio Archive
History Allies at War Allies at War An insight into the stormy relationship between French leader Charles de Gaulle and his fellow Allied leaders Winston Churchill and Franklin D Roosevelt. Articlediscovers the ingenious ways in which the British have repelled invasion. Article: Nelson, Napoleon and the French Threat Article: World War One: A New Enemy Article: The German Threat to Britain in World War TwoSection: World War One in-depth Take One Museum Take One Museum Paul Rose explores British museums, uncovering hidden treasures and tales of adventure. Take One Museum Programme Page Take One Museum
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| Marseille: City Guide
Marseille was an enthusiastic supporter of the French Revolution and in 1792, 600 volunteers sang 'The Hymn ofsong became known as "La Marseillaise", and is now the French national anthem. The 19th century propelled Marseille into the modern era. French colonialism, large infrastructure projects completed duringsupplying construction materials for the reconstruction of French cities in the post-war period. The advent ofgood place to get a bit of fresh air but also has a few museums to keep the culture vultures happy. You can also visit
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| Channel Islands - overview - Travel Guide
the character-filled Channel Islands are also flamboyantly French. Hardly surprising since they are situated just off thebeach and country lifestyle of the island group reflects the French factor in this unusual Anglo-French fusion, most of all in the cuisine, particularly the seafoodtowns of St Helier (Jersey) and St Peter Port (Guernsey). Museums, historic buildings and traditional events map out the islands
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| Ottawa City Guide - overview
sited on the south bank of the Ottawa River, opposite the French-speaking city of Hull across the water in the neighbouringis a city of pomp and pageantry with a harmonious blend of French and English culture. The city has a network of waterways andby locals and visitors alike. Ottawa has numerous top class museums and galleries, and the National Arts Center, which houses
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